Man, these young whippersnappers indeed. I bought one of those Namco TV Game Sticks and had a great time with it, playing Galaga and Pole Position. Deal with it. Deal with games where there is a challenge and there are no cheat codes to help your lazy ass.
I got a Stretch Armstrong for my birthday when they re-issued them in the 90's. My friend and I reeeealy stretched him and all of the weird corn starch stuff came out, so we just left it there.
My dad came later to clean it up.
Oh I see, the reason that the eMac is a bad product is because it is too expensive compared to a $500 Dell. Dells are bad products because they are built poorly and badly serviced. Maybe this arse should learn the first rule of geekdom: Things cost money, good things cost more.
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Man, these young whippersnappers indeed. I bought one of those Namco TV Game Sticks and had a great time with it, playing Galaga and Pole Position. Deal with it. Deal with games where there is a challenge and there are no cheat codes to help your lazy ass.
I got a Stretch Armstrong for my birthday when they re-issued them in the 90's. My friend and I reeeealy stretched him and all of the weird corn starch stuff came out, so we just left it there. My dad came later to clean it up.
Oh I see, the reason that the eMac is a bad product is because it is too expensive compared to a $500 Dell. Dells are bad products because they are built poorly and badly serviced. Maybe this arse should learn the first rule of geekdom: Things cost money, good things cost more.